Gunfire and explosions continued in Sudan’s capital on Tuesday evening, after the deadline for a 24-hour cease-fire set by the country’s rival armed forces. Earlier in the day, aid workers and a U.S. diplomatic convoy came under fire amid the violence.
that toppled a short-lived civilian government, but a draft power-sharing deal stoked tensions in recent months.
The fighting shut hospitals, prevented medical workers from delivering aid and blocked access for ambulances, according to aid groups in Sudan, which reported armed assaults. Armed men were also stealing vehicles, firing at security guards, and had taken over private homes of U.N. staff members and other international workers to use as bases, the report said.A compound housing U.N. offices came under attack by snipers, although no staff members were hurt, the report added.
An MSF project coordinator, Cyrus Paye, said the majority of the wounded were civilians, including many children, and that fighting had forced all the other hospitals in North Darfur province to close.In Khartoum, most MSF teams are unable to access warehouses to deliver medical supplies to hospitals. “Ambulances are not being permitted to pass in order to retrieve the bodies of the dead from the streets,” the aid group said.
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